24 Jun
2011
24 Jun
'11
12:12 a.m.
On Wednesday 22 June 2011 19:20:51 Timothy Pearson
wrote:
by
Not quite correct. The file picker was broken for a long time.
And Trinity did nothing to patch it until openSUSE people fixed it
finally.
Interesting that I never noticed a problem with it (???)
> >
I would have to agree with Ilya Chernykh. While I do understand
the
> > undertaking required to keep it, life
has shown me, nothing worth
> > while, is ever easy. Becoming dependant on outside office suites,
> > which are now becoming fragmented (project fragmentation is FOSS's
> > kryptonite) is unwise.
> >
> >
> That is not an issue provided that they are open to integration
patches,
IMHO.
I still yet have to see at least one integration patch to Open Office the Trinity team.
So far the upstream KDE3 integration has been working just fine with no
changes.
The integration with KDE3 styles is still far from perfect.
Don't you think you overestimate your abilities?
No, not really. However I think you do overestimate yours...
And patches will be submitted to LibreOffice as
well, when they
are necessary.
And this is just plain silly. Of course we are not going to fork
OpenOffice!
What was probably meant was that we can supply patches for
OpenOffice/LibreOffice and build binaries ourselves if the main distros
will not build it with TDE support included. That is a very different
concept than a fork.
As I already said LibreOffice now considers a radical change in interface.
This means the support for Qt3 styles could require a complete rewrite.
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One always has the chance to fork that suite,
integrate the patches
and supply ir to whoever wants that.
Oh yes. This team is so huge that in can even fork Open Office.